Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
CHRISTMAS GERMAN.
ENTERTAINMENT AT BgLvIDERE HALL
LAsT MIGHT.
Who Was There-How the Ladies Were
DresIed-A Very Pleasant
Occasion.

The Christmas german Of the West
End German Club was given ct Belyi-
dere Hall last night, Mr.. Charles A.
Rose leading. The attendance was
larger than usual and the ladies looked
especially pretty. Every body was late
in coming and 10 O'Clock had arrived be-
fore the band in the balcony struck up a
waltz.
At midnight supper was nicely served
by Mr.. Siegel, who had the tables at
tractively ornamented. After snpper
dancing was kert up for a short time,
and "in the morning by the bright
light of the moon the couples slowly
dispersed.
The whole affair was we'll managed,
and when danciog was at its height n
prettiersc scene could scarcely be witnessed
here.
THE LADIES PRESENT.
Among the ladies present were the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. Robert A. Morton, who wore pink
brocaded satin, black lace drapery.
Mrs. George j. McAdams, handsome
blacklace costume.
Mrs. Robert q. Cabell, pale-green,
moire trimmings
Mrs ". G.. Stokes, exquisite white
silk and gros-grain velvet.
Mrs. Motion, white silk and lace
Mrs. Register, lovely in blue plush.
Mrs. Bronson, street costume OF blue
plush.
Mrs. Charles f. Smith, black silk, gilt
tulle oyerdress.
Miss Gertrude R;yes, beautiful in
green silk, with gauze overdress, MORE
bodice.
Miss Sarah Ford, becoming black lace.
Miss Mile Cullen, white lace.
Miss jennie McPhail, white tulle,
pink trimming.
Miss Virgie Brock, white silk, peach
colored corsage
Miss Annie Wortham, white gauze.
Miss Minnie Wortham, green surah
and lace draperies.
Miss Mollie Minor, white surah, tulle
drspery.
Miss yirgie Cadot, blue silk combined
VIII pOHt u tNpFN.
Miss Nellie Parker, yellow and black
lace.
Miss Julia Powers, cream.colored
null.
Miss Annie Williams, blue silk.
Miss Ida Chambers, lovely pink silk
Miss Cora Lathrop, white silk, silver
trimmings, red slippers.
Mss Irene Peasants, walking dress of
black silk and jet.
Miss Mary Williams, white lace.
Miss Josephine White, walkingdress
Of black silk and JET.
Miss AI0ggle Smith, white silk and
lace.
Miss Helen Hobby quest Of Mrs.
Bronson), white surah.
Miss Virginia Harrison, black lace.
Miss Lucy Williams, white lace, black
velvet bodice.
Miss Lou Atkins, white lace
Miss Brown, Of New York, white lace.
Miss Pollard, of New YORK, walking
dress of black silk.
Miss Lockwood. Of Boston, black lace.
Miss Rawson, blue silk covered with
Wnlte lace.
Miss StriDgtellow, white satin.
Miss Gordon, blGe silk.
Miss Graham, Of Lexington, red silk.
Miss Flanagan, of New York, pink and
gray nun's-yeiling.
Miss Hayes, white silk and lace.
Miss Sterling, high-nccked silk null.
Miss Winston, white faile.
GENTLEMEN.
Among the gentlemen present were
A. Morton, Dr. r. q. Cabell, w. G..
Stokes. Frederick Peasants, Rutherford
and Charles Rose, James and Archie
Patterson, Henry Williams, Walter
Scott, Charles f. Smith Catcsby Jones,
DR.. W. L. Mercer, General Charles J.
Anderson, James II. Harris, Jr., Gray
son 3. Burruss, Robert Burrell, Clarence
Dearborn, Branch Cunningham, and
Messrs. Ruc&er, Thomas, Powers, True
man, Lyons, and rawlings.